Monthly Archives: October 2009
Italian Neorealism At New York’s Lincoln Center
It doesn’t get much better than this…..the Film Society of Lincoln Center, which presents the New York Film Festival each Fall, is in the midst of a revelatory review of one of the major film movements of the 20th century, … Continue reading
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European Cinema Shines At FLIFF
European cinema has always had a strong presence at the Fort Lauderdale International Film Festival. This year is no exception as FLIFF showcases a strong collection of films from a mix of emerging and established European film talents. Most of … Continue reading
Renowned Cinematographer Lance Acord Set for Keynote Conversation during Los Angeles HD EXPO – Createasphere
“Where the Wild Things Are” Cinematographer Talks Creativity, Collaboration and Storytelling October 27, 2009 (Burbank, CA) – Acclaimed American cinematographer Lance Acord will share insights and experiences in an up-close Conversation with American Cinematographer Magazine’s Associate Editor Jon Witmer during … Continue reading
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Top 10 Cool Things That Must Be Seen at HD EXPO – Createasphere
Entertainment Technology Event Presents Compelling List of What’s Hot October 26, 2009 (Burbank, CA) – With November’s 4-5 HD EXPO – Createasphere right around the corner, experts from the popular industry event have identified ten products and events that are … Continue reading
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John Hurt Reprises His Iconic Gay Role
“I’ve played all kinds of roles, but the one that seems to have stayed in the imagination of the public was one I did way back in 1975″, veteran British actor John Hurt shared with audiences at the Berlin Film … Continue reading
Accent On Indies At FLIFF
As the Fort Lauderdale International Film Festival (affectionately known as FLIFF) enters its first weekend, its reputation as a supporter of American Independent cinema remains intact. FLIFF audiences love a good indie and this weekend’s roster is as interesting and … Continue reading
Veteran Actor Kevin McCarthy Honored at Fort Lauderdale International Film Festival
For a classically trained actor, it has probably been a source of much amusement to him that he is best remembered for his role in a low budget sci-fi film that has since become a classic. As the lead in the 1950s film … Continue reading
FLIFF Opening Night: Stars Under The Stars
The 24th edition of the Fort Lauderdale International Film Festival kicked off this evening with the premiere of TiMER, a sci-fi romantic comedy set in the near future. The film’s director Jac Schaeffer and lead actress Michelle Borth were both present for … Continue reading
A celebration Of Sunshine And Celluloid
After several weeks of miserably rainy and too-cold-for-October weather in New York City, a jaunt to the Fort Lauderdale International Film Festival in sunny South Florida is exactly what the doctor ordered. The Festival, which is celebrating its 24th year, … Continue reading
Sci-Fi Romantic Comedy To Open FLIFF
What if a clock could count down to the moment you meet your soul mate, would you want to know? That is the provocative question at the heart of TiMER, a quirky and arresting sci-fi romance that will open this … Continue reading
